What does “there, there” mean?
A. Used to comfort someone
B. To speak briefly to someone
C. To spread gently through the air
D. To accuse someone of something
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Not only was he capable of understanding conversation, but he also learned to write and spell.
The underlined words are the example of …
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She wants to be an actress when she grows up.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE